What the Practical Border opposite Crossing

#2ca7ff RGB(44,167,255)

About this color

What the Practical Border opposite Crossing is a intense, medium blue tone, fixed at #2ca7ff in the RGB color space.

#2ca7ffRGB(44, 167, 255)

HSL 205° · 100% saturation · 59% lightness

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Psychology

Mid blue dominates corporate and tech branding precisely because it reads as dependable without being cold.

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History

Blue has been among the most valued pigments throughout history — ultramarine, ground from lapis lazuli, was once worth more than gold and reserved for the robes of the Virgin Mary in medieval painting.

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Design use

Practically, this medium blue is comfortable as interactive elements, tags, badges, and highlight states. It has enough saturation to register clearly without straining extended-reading contexts.

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Colour pairings

For palette building, this blue pairs naturally with warm neutrals — tawny beiges, soft terracottas, aged brass — which amplify its cool character by contrast. Analogous blue-violets and blue-greens give a more cohesive, tonal result.

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Color formats

Name
What the Practical Border opposite Crossing
HEX
#2ca7ff
RGB
rgb(44,167,255)
RGB%
rgb(17.3%,65.5%,100%)
HSL
hsl(205,100%,59%)
HSV
hsv(205,83%,100%)
CMYK
cmyk(83,35,0,0)
LAB
lab(66,-3,-53)
LCH
lch(66,53,267)
sRGB
(0.173,0.655,1)
HEX8
#2ca7ffff
CSS Name
Decimal
044167255

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Color info

Lightness
59%
Saturation
100%
Hue
205°
Chroma
53
Temperature
WarmCool
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